
Commercial EPCs
Professionally produced commercial EPCs helping property owners and landlords meet legal requirements with confidence.
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Prices start from £145+VAT


What is a EPC?
A commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows how environmentally friendly a non-domestic property is, using an A–G rating system. It is a legal requirement when selling, renting, or constructing a commercial building and provides an overview of energy performance, carbon emissions, and recommendations for improvement.
A commercial EPC helps prospective tenants, buyers, and investors understand a property’s energy efficiency clearly and confidently.
Who needs an EPC?
A commercial EPC is required for property owners, landlords, and agents selling or letting non-domestic buildings, including offices, retail units, industrial premises, and mixed-use properties.
Our service includes a professional on-site assessment carried out by an accredited non-domestic energy assessor, with the certificate lodged on the national register and provided digitally. Each EPC is valid for 10 years and ensures compliance with current regulations.


The Process
Arranging a commercial EPC is straightforward. Once booked, one of our accredited assessors will visit the property to carry out a detailed assessment, reviewing key elements such as construction, heating and cooling systems, lighting, and building services.
The EPC is then produced and lodged on the national register, with a digital copy issued promptly to support your sale, letting, or compliance requirements.
FAQ's
How long does a commercial EPC assessment take?
The time required varies depending on the size, complexity, and use of the building, but most assessments are completed within a few hours.
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What information does the assessor need?
Floor plans, building services details, and any information relating to heating, cooling, lighting, or recent energy improvements can help ensure an accurate assessment.
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Is a commercial EPC a legal requirement?
Yes. A commercial EPC is legally required when selling, renting, or constructing a non-domestic property, subject to limited exemptions.​​




